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(Salt Lake City-AP) -- Gun control groups are taking a shot at stretching a recent court ruling.
They want the ruling that upholds the University of Utah's campus weapons ban to apply to K-through-12 schools.
The group known as Safe Havens for Learning hopes to push a bill this coming session to clarify the state's law on concealed weapons.
Approved legislation allows lawfully concealed weapons on school grounds.
But a judge ruled last week that the University of Utah could ban weapons on their campus if they choose to.
Gun control advocates still have to get a sponsor for the bill.
But state leaders say until they stop the bad guys, the good guys should be able to carry weapons.
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